Daily Beast: Michael Wolff Report of $100 Million Loss ‘Wildly Inaccurate’ (Exclusive)

“Those numbers are wildly inaccurate,” a Daily Beast spokesman tells TheWrap

A report by Michael Wolff that The Daily Beast lost $100 million dollars during Tina Brown’s time as editor, is “wildly inaccurate,” a spokesman for the publication told TheWrap on Thursday.

“Those numbers are wildly inaccurate,” said the Daily Beast spokesman.

In a scathing takedown of Brown in GQ UK magazine, Wolff wrote with what some might call breathless schadenfreude:

“She oversaw the loss of $100m (£60m) on the Daily Beast… One hundred million dollars! In its five struggling years, the Daily Beast, may never have taken more than $3m in revenue a year. And yet it lost $100m.”

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